One Life, Many Testimonies a Legacy of God's Grace and Mercy

Do you believe in Miracles?  

One Life, Many Testimonies: is a book of Miracles by the power of God through faith and prayer.

Barbara wants the world to know that God yet has power to heal and can change even the most dire situation.  Read it and be inspired.

Growing up Barbara traveled a road that had many obstacles that presented in the form of family instability, emotional hurt, anger, sickness, disappointment, and despair. When she was diagnosed with the neurological disease, Myasthenia Gravis at the age of 15, doctors told her she had a 50/50 chance of surviving. Courageously, she refused to die and found herself experiencing God's love and powerful ability to heal; not only her, but her family members as well. Barbara gives detailed stories of how she saw God's healing hand at work in the lives of her husband, her two sons, and her daughter; from major surgeries, to ICU miracles, and juvenile chemotherapy treatments, she saw it all. After receiving physical healing from the Myasthenia Gravis in 1990, Barbara was given yet another scary diagnosis of Breast Cancer in 2012. Having already had so many victories, she continued walking by faith. She found one of her favorite verses in scripture to be true. Hebrews 11:6 says, "...[God] is a rewarder of those that diligently seek Him." One Life, Many Testimonies: A Legacy of God's Grace And Mercy, is a beautiful account of God's strength and healing given to Barbara on her journey of life.

Barbara Jean Duff Brannon was born on December 19, 1951 in Gastonia, North Carolina to James Cornelius Duff and Johnsie Luvenia Carter.  She was the middle child, having one older sister, and a younger brother and sister.  She was raised by her paternal grandparents until she was twelve years old.

Relocating to New Haven, Connecticut, Barbara graduated from James Hillhouse High School in 1970.  In 1972 she married Larry F. Brannon and moved to  Oklahoma City.  

A child magnet, Barbara's passion is early childcare and development.  Once owning her own in-home  business, she took care of her children, her neighbors children, and the children of friends and family. Hired in 1995 as a private child-care provider, she is yet employed as the Family Assistant.

She served as a mentor with a community program Mother-To-Mother.  She sat on the Oklahoma County Foster Care Review Board for over 20 years. She volunteered at Mable Bassett Women's Facility with Kairos Prison Ministry and was a Volunteer  Camp Counselor at New Day Camp, for children whose parents were incarcerated.

Barbara and her husband have 3 grown children and 6 grandchildren.